$25 for Five Spinning Classes at Go Cycle Studios
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- State-of-the-art spinning studio
- Several class types available
- Fun and motivational workout
- Online bike reservation
While secret societies have terrific members-only benefits, their gorilla-centric initiation rites are often illegal. Make a solemn fitness vow that's legal with today's Groupon: for $25, you get five spinning classes at Go Cycle Studios (a $59.50 value).
With drive-in season fast approaching, you’ll want to make sure your thighs and glutes are strong and able to support your frame in upcoming hours-long Fellini marathons. The Royal Oak spinning studio offers a bevy of bike-mounted classes to suit any level of rider. Pedal-pushing novices can try out Intro to GoCycle, which teaches the basic technique, bike-riding etiquette, and spinning slang. More-advanced riders can take a variety of classes, including GoCycle Hills, an exactly-what-it-sounds-like resistance spinning session for maniacal muscle builders. The fun and high-energy classes are led by Go Cycle’s supportive instructors, who shout encouragement and inject motivation directly into tired muscles.
The state-of-the-art studio features a sleek, industrial décor, with exposed-brick walls and reflective hardwood floors, and its high-end collection of bikes come fully equipped with multi-functioning monitors that keep track of your vital stats while quietly whispering inspirational movie quotes to you as you ride. The bountiful daily class schedule offers exercising options for even the most highly booked banker, and to ensure availability, bikes can be reserved online prior to class.
New clients only. Bring a towel and water bottle to class.
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About OOB - Go Cycle Studios, LLC
Upon entering Go Cycle Studios, it might feel like you’ve accidentally walked into a club: hip-hop, rock, and dance music streams from the expansive sound system, reverberating off the exposed brick walls and polished concrete floors. The cycling and fitness center’s owners, Jimmy and Lisa, use this atmosphere to set the mood, but they’re serious about exercise. They and the other instructors tailor spin classes and other fitness programs to challenge riders of all levels, from beginners to those who want to work up to jumping a police barricade. Under their instruction, riders sweat astride Keiser stationary bikes, each outfitted with monitors that display RPMs, heart rate, approximate calorie burn, and miles covered. Before or after class, students can head to the back patio to sip coffee in the fresh air or furtively discuss ways to hasten the comeback of handlebar streamers.